Research Publications

Advance magazine, 2008 issue

Texas A&M University's research magazine covering research, scholarship and creative activity.

Here are some additional stories produced since
the publication of the 2006 and 2007 issues of Texas A&M University's research magazine, but not available in printed versions of the magazine.

Research by faculty members at Texas A&M University and agencies of The Texas A&M University System covers a variety of scientific endeavors, as broad and far-ranging as the University itself. Research Quick Briefs is an audio podcast produced by the Division of Research and Graduate Studies which highlights ongoing research efforts at Texas A&M.

To subscribe to Research Quick Briefs, go to Apple iTunes (you must have the iTunes program installed on your computer) and click on the Subscribe button.

Profile on Research and Graduate Studies, 2008 issue (photos/images for desktop wallpaper)

The Division of Research and Graduate Studies presents an annual profile of the research and graduate studies programs at Texas A&M, including some interesting facts, figures, and comparisons.  As a whole, Profile illustrates the University's progress toward excellence in research and graduate studies, which are two of the main emphases detailed in the University's strategic plan, Vision 2020. This year, Profile was presented as a calendar for the 2008-09 academic year.

Brief Guide to Research at Texas A&M

This electronic publication provides an overview of research programs and the support available for faculty, staff and student researchers at Texas A&M.

This magazine, produced in 2007 by the Division of Research and Graduate Studies, highlights the breadth and depth of research being conducted through the Texas A&M University-CONACyT: Collaborative Research Grant Program.

Research stories at Texas A&M University

Links to press releases from news offices at Texas A&M sorted by date.

Graduate Student Fact Sheets

These fact sheets are designed to provide information about specific topics of interest to Texas A&M graduate students.

Expectations for Graduate Study at Texas A&M University

The major goals of graduate education at Texas A&M University are to instill in each student an understanding of and a capacity for scholarship, independent judgment, academic rigor, and intellectual honesty. Faculty and graduate students have a shared obligation to work together to foster these goals through relationships that advance freedom of inquiry, demonstrate individual and professional integrity, and encourage common respect.

Ombudsperson for Graduate Education

helping graduate students, faculty, staff
and administrators solve conflicts informally

Vision 2020

On October 10, 1997 President Ray Bowen placed a stake in the ground. He proposed that Texas A&M University strive to be recognized as one of the ten best public universities in the nation by the year 2020, while at the same time maintaining and enhancing our distinctiveness. This goal set in motion the efforts of more than 250 people on and off campus to determine where we are now and how to narrow the distance between the place we are now and the goal President Bowen envisioned. This is the foundation of Vision 2020.

Pathways to Discovery

The annual publication of the College of Liberal Arts at Texas A&M University.

Lifescapes

Magazine highlighting successful research, education, and service projects of the Texas A&M Agriculture Program.

Texas Transportation Researcher

The Texas Transportation Researcher is a quarterly newsletter describing current research at the Texas Transportation Institute.

Texas Water Resources Institute newsletters

TWRI publishes three newsletters on water-resources-related topics.

Callaloo

Callaloo, the premier African-American and African literary journal, publishes original works and critical studies of black writers worldwide. Edited by Charles H. Rowell, the journal offers a rich mixture of fiction, poetry, plays, critical essays, cultural studies, interviews, and visual art. Frequent annotated bibliographies, special thematic issues and original art and photography are some of the features of this highly acclaimed international showcase of arts and letters.

AGORA

Undergraduate Journal of Humanities Research - Agora is a refereed research journal sponsored by the Center for Humanities Research at Texas A&M University. It is published twice a year online, and each issue features papers and book reviews written by undergraduates and reviewed by professors.

TAMU Undergraduate Journal of Science

A student authored, edited and published journal of the sciences.